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brian kabilka answered the call in his palo alto home and told that he and robert lefkowitz had won the nobel prize for chemistry. >> i had trouble saying anything. probably more towards crying really hard to believe. >> reporter: dr. kabilka had been studying proteins more than a decade starting at duke then stanfd beuse he was rious. he and h wife had a sense his discove was a big deal his wife realized it when he first announced it at a conference. >> said i still didn't think it was going to work, but here it is and everyone in the auditorium, sat up. i guess that gives me an idea too it was a big thing. after that conference everyone was surrounding him, everyone wanted to know about. >> reporter: his research explained the body's communication system. his discoveries involving g-protein-coupled receptors could change how we treat disease in the future. >> my hope is that we will be able to use these structures to develop more safer more selective drugs more economically. >> reporter: there were obstacles. the doctor saihe lost funding source as long the way because the project was
brian kabilka answered the call in his palo alto home and told that he and robert lefkowitz had won the nobel prize for chemistry. >> i had trouble saying anything. probably more towards crying really hard to believe. >> reporter: dr. kabilka had been studying proteins more than a decade starting at duke then stanfd beuse he was rious. he and h wife had a sense his discove was a big deal his wife realized it when he first announced it at a conference. >> said i still didn't...
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brian kabilka answered the call in his palo alto home and told that he and robert lefkowitz had won the nobel prize for chemistry. >> i had trouble saying anything. probably more towards crying really hard to believe. >> reporter: dr. kabilka had been studying proteins more than a decade starting at duke then stanford because he was curious. he and his wife had a sense his discovery was a big deal his wife realized it when he first announced it at a conference. >> said i still didn't think it was going to work, but here it is and everyone in the auditorium, sat up. i guess that gives me an idea too it was a big thing. after that conference everyone was surrounding him, everyone wanted to know about. >> reporter: his research explained the body's communication system. his discoveries involving g-protein-coupled receptors could change how we treat disease in the future. >> my hope is that we will be able to use these structures to develop more safer more selective drugs more economically. >> reporter: there were obstacles. the doctor said he lost funding source as long the way because the
brian kabilka answered the call in his palo alto home and told that he and robert lefkowitz had won the nobel prize for chemistry. >> i had trouble saying anything. probably more towards crying really hard to believe. >> reporter: dr. kabilka had been studying proteins more than a decade starting at duke then stanford because he was curious. he and his wife had a sense his discovery was a big deal his wife realized it when he first announced it at a conference. >> said i still...
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i now have a special pleasure of introducing my friend, jay lefkowitz. shea is a senior partner at kirkland and alice here in new york city. jay is a well-known commodity in the washington policy world, having served with distinction and cabinet secretary under president george h.w. bush and mr. and cabinet secretary under president george h.w. bush and mr. and cabinet secretary under president george h.w. bush and mr. and cabinet secretary under president george h.w. bush and mr. accused of what an incredible with unparalleled efficiency. he served with great authority and issues from stem cell research to jewish version patterns in presidential elections to human rights in north korea and such "new york times," "the wall street journal" and "washington post." he's an envoy for north korea under president george w. bush. in that position, george is known for his forthright criticism assembly of the north korean, but also china for failing to do more to assist a flight to freedom. she did not spare criticism either of the folks in foggy bottom. he was we
i now have a special pleasure of introducing my friend, jay lefkowitz. shea is a senior partner at kirkland and alice here in new york city. jay is a well-known commodity in the washington policy world, having served with distinction and cabinet secretary under president george h.w. bush and mr. and cabinet secretary under president george h.w. bush and mr. and cabinet secretary under president george h.w. bush and mr. and cabinet secretary under president george h.w. bush and mr. accused of...
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the winners are: robert lefkowitz, a professor at duke university's medical school. and brian kobilka, who worked with him at duke before moving to stanford university's medical school. lefkowitz spoke by phone to a stockholm news conference, and said he didn't realize at first that the nobel committee had called. >> i must share with you that i wear earplugs to sleep, and so my wife gave me an elbow, call for you, and there it was, a total shock and surprise. >> sreenivasan: lefkowitz said the call was legitimate because as he put it, "when five people with convincing swedish accents call you, then it isn't a joke." a privately owned company notched a new first in space today. the space x cargo capsule named "dragon" docked at the international space station. it's the first of 12 such flights under a contract with nasa. astronauts on the station used a robotic arm to grab the unmanned capsule. "dragon" will stay docked for 18 days while the crew unloads almost 1,000 pounds of food, clothes and experimental gear. the capsule will then return to earth carrying medical
the winners are: robert lefkowitz, a professor at duke university's medical school. and brian kobilka, who worked with him at duke before moving to stanford university's medical school. lefkowitz spoke by phone to a stockholm news conference, and said he didn't realize at first that the nobel committee had called. >> i must share with you that i wear earplugs to sleep, and so my wife gave me an elbow, call for you, and there it was, a total shock and surprise. >> sreenivasan:...
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next up, we have robert lefkowitz and the as a researcher at howard hughes medical institute right here in chevy chase maryland. the two researchers won for their studies of g-protein receptors which is cell work. they help create new drugs to battle diseases that are out there. these two researchers have won the nobel prize for chemistry. on friday, we will win the -- we will learn the winner of the nobel peace prize. >> thanks so much. doctors in pakistan said the next few days will be crucial for the 14-year-old girl was shot by the taliban for advocating education for girls. she was shot in the head and neck. a pakistani officials say they successfully removed a bullet from her neck in an operation that took hours and they had complications. the girl is said to be improving but is still unconscious. >> the house held a a hearing on security related to the shooting in libya. the state department says the concluded the attack was a protest against5 iraq. >> we need to operate in a country like libya with erring on the side of secured. >> i state department official says there was no o
next up, we have robert lefkowitz and the as a researcher at howard hughes medical institute right here in chevy chase maryland. the two researchers won for their studies of g-protein receptors which is cell work. they help create new drugs to battle diseases that are out there. these two researchers have won the nobel prize for chemistry. on friday, we will win the -- we will learn the winner of the nobel peace prize. >> thanks so much. doctors in pakistan said the next few days will be...
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afternoon, 1:00 our time. >> number five, brian kabilka from stanford school of medicine and robert lefkowitz of duke university have won the 2012 nobel prize in chemistry. >>> sue has been telling us find an alternate, there's a big back-up on the bay bridge she will tell you the details coming up. >>> what about escaping the lightning or sprinkles, mike? >>> lightning just about over. we still have sprinkles, mainly higher elevations around the santa cruz mountains as the mountains are naturally lifting the air as it rotates from the valleys to the southeast into the mountains they pull off to the coast right now around camden avenue from around the park towards los gatos and campbell forwards saratoga on 85 prospect road where we are seeing a little bit of sprinkles now on 17 also out of the santa cruz mountains and dive into the santa clara valley. all rolling northwest, looks like we'll continue to have shower chances through 8:00. then they will dissipate and return this afternoon especially near the coast the san mateo county coast and also the south bay partly sunny inland. >>> good n
afternoon, 1:00 our time. >> number five, brian kabilka from stanford school of medicine and robert lefkowitz of duke university have won the 2012 nobel prize in chemistry. >>> sue has been telling us find an alternate, there's a big back-up on the bay bridge she will tell you the details coming up. >>> what about escaping the lightning or sprinkles, mike? >>> lightning just about over. we still have sprinkles, mainly higher elevations around the santa cruz...
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by two americans -- and this year's nobel prize for chemistry has been won by two americans, robert lefkowitz and brian kobilka. it is hoped that their work could ultimately produce medicines that have fewer side effects. now to twist in the case of the punk group. one member of pussy riot walked free today, but two of her colleagues are heading to a penal colony. they performed a song in the cathedral, mocking vladimir putin. >> she was free, but she didn't get far. yekaterina samutsevich was mobbed by supporters and journalists. but she was soon in the arms of her father. , but i feel bad for the others who did not get out. >> in court, some would say that the two-year -- in court, her setnece -- her sentence was commuted. the other two will be sent to a prison colony. she says, open will we have been jailed for our political beliefs -- she says, "we have been jailed for our political beliefs. ieven if we are sent to siberia, we will not stay silent." then again, they never have. it is this stunned which put three of them behind bars. they besieged the virgin mary to rid russia of vladimir
by two americans -- and this year's nobel prize for chemistry has been won by two americans, robert lefkowitz and brian kobilka. it is hoped that their work could ultimately produce medicines that have fewer side effects. now to twist in the case of the punk group. one member of pussy riot walked free today, but two of her colleagues are heading to a penal colony. they performed a song in the cathedral, mocking vladimir putin. >> she was free, but she didn't get far. yekaterina...
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robert lefkowitz was one of the winners and said the news was a shock. >> the phone rang, and i did not hear it. i wear ear plugs, and i do not wear them when i sleep, and my wife gave me an elbow, and there it was. a total surprise. >> brian kobilka, who shared the prize, says he hopes his development will spur the creation of new drugs. >> i hope we can translate these discoveries to develop safer, more effective drugs, and more economically developed drugs. >> the nobel prize this year is worth about 930,000 euros, to be split between the winners. the actual price ceremony will take place in december on the anniversary of alfred nobel's death. >> we will be back in just one minute's time with more on news of tensions in the balkans. >> we will also look at the frankfurt book fair and some celebrities who dropped in for it. stick around. >> welcome back. we turned our attention now to new tension in the western balkans, an area of bosnia and croatia where thousands of families live off the land, which is now under threat. >> the row has erupted along the river that flows through both
robert lefkowitz was one of the winners and said the news was a shock. >> the phone rang, and i did not hear it. i wear ear plugs, and i do not wear them when i sleep, and my wife gave me an elbow, and there it was. a total surprise. >> brian kobilka, who shared the prize, says he hopes his development will spur the creation of new drugs. >> i hope we can translate these discoveries to develop safer, more effective drugs, and more economically developed drugs. >> the...
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. >> he and cowinner robert lefkowitz were honored for studies of proteins that let body cells respond to signals from the owe side. kobilka said when he got the call this morning he thought it was a joke. >>> several schools in pakistan closed in protest today over the taliban attack on a 14-year- old girl. she is hospitalized in intensive care at a military hospital in peshawar where doctors removed a bullet from her neck. she has been blogging for the bbc about life in the war-torn country, she became an outspoken critic. taliban in pakistan. doctors are optimistic that she will recover >>> a republican led house committee will hold a hearing today on diplomatic security in libya a month after the deadly attack at the u.s. consulate in benghazi. california congressman darrell issa is chair of the house oversight and government reform committee. he says the state department ignored pleas from its diplomats in libya to increase security prior to the attack. >>> the california man behind that anti-muslim film linked to the middle east violence is set to be in court today. he is accused
. >> he and cowinner robert lefkowitz were honored for studies of proteins that let body cells respond to signals from the owe side. kobilka said when he got the call this morning he thought it was a joke. >>> several schools in pakistan closed in protest today over the taliban attack on a 14-year- old girl. she is hospitalized in intensive care at a military hospital in peshawar where doctors removed a bullet from her neck. she has been blogging for the bbc about life in the...
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robert lefkowitz from howard hughes institute and brian kobilka won the prize. they have independently studied how human body cells can sense their environment and discovered that a family of proteins later named g-protein coupled receptors, send signals to the cells. >>> turkey's military commanders are wrapping up their reinforcements along the border with syria. they've sent at least 25 more fighter jets to the area. the build-up of troops and weapons is adding to fears that the fighting in syria could escalate into a regional conflict. turkish forces have fired artillery into syria for six straight days now. they're responding to mortars that have come from the syrian side. the tension at the border began when a mortar fired from inside syria hit a turkish town. five civilians died. turkish military commanders say they've deployed 25 f-16 fighter jets to a base near the border. the military's also reinforcing its troops and moving gun batteries to the area. turkish officials say syria's military and rebel forces are engaged in a fierce battle near the border
robert lefkowitz from howard hughes institute and brian kobilka won the prize. they have independently studied how human body cells can sense their environment and discovered that a family of proteins later named g-protein coupled receptors, send signals to the cells. >>> turkey's military commanders are wrapping up their reinforcements along the border with syria. they've sent at least 25 more fighter jets to the area. the build-up of troops and weapons is adding to fears that the...
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scientists develop better medication e share urs the prize with duke university professor with robert lefkowitz and he says he already has plans for the money. >> the kids. they don't make that much money. you don't know what's gonna happen in the future. you want to be able to have something to leave to your children. >> yeah, it's icing on the cake. we never work for the company. it's icing on the cake. >> this is a wonderful day -- >> he also had a chance to talk about his work during a press conference at stanford this morning. >>> the hopes of another bay bridge world series are still alive and so are the bay area's two teams in the playoffs. >> rolling and it's caught! >> an error by the cincinnati red led to a giants ago extra- inning victory. the final was 2-1 in ten innings. the giants edged the reds 2-1. game four starts at 1:07 this afternoon pacific file and the as will play tonight after almost avoiding elimination -- time and the as will play after almost avoiding elimination. >>> and coco crisp took away a home run from prince fielder. that was in the 2nd and oakland will go on t
scientists develop better medication e share urs the prize with duke university professor with robert lefkowitz and he says he already has plans for the money. >> the kids. they don't make that much money. you don't know what's gonna happen in the future. you want to be able to have something to leave to your children. >> yeah, it's icing on the cake. we never work for the company. it's icing on the cake. >> this is a wonderful day -- >> he also had a chance to talk...
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bryan kabilka is sharing the prize with lefkowitz of duke university. the committee says the two have made groundbreaking discoveries about proteins that let body cells respond to signals from the outside. >>> san francisco giants and the oakland a's came through in must-win games to survive in their series. a's taking on tigers smith, crushes solo homer in the fifth. balfour came in to close things out in the 9th. the a's survive two games to one they still have to win game four tonight in cincinnati win or go home for the giants eked out extra in s victory over the reds. -- posey scores from third that makes it 2-1 the financial score. -- the final score. giants have to win again today game four 1:00 our time. who is on the mound? >> barry zito. funny you ask. >> fan reaction to the wins coming up in our next half hour. >>> this morning south bay elementary school principal arrested for selling meth is due back in court. eric dean lewis is scheduled to enter a lee he's principal of montague elementary. police say he offered drugs to an undercover offi
bryan kabilka is sharing the prize with lefkowitz of duke university. the committee says the two have made groundbreaking discoveries about proteins that let body cells respond to signals from the outside. >>> san francisco giants and the oakland a's came through in must-win games to survive in their series. a's taking on tigers smith, crushes solo homer in the fifth. balfour came in to close things out in the 9th. the a's survive two games to one they still have to win game four...
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robert lefkowitz of duke university and brian kobilka of stanford are being honored for discovering the inner workings of receptors that allow cells to respond to chemical messages.. such as adrenaline rush. the nobel prize committee says about half of all medications act through these receptors. their research is helping to develop better drugs to fight diseases like diabetes, cancer and depression. >>next the undercover investigation into the mistreatment of dairy cows in the midwest and the major company selling their products. we're live on the story. and later in lunchbreak: a preview of this weekend's oyster fest. how to properly shuck an oyster with the chef from shaw's crab house! that was me... the day i learned i had to start insulin for my type 2 diabetes. me... thinking my only option was the vial and syringe dad used. and me... discovering once-daily levemir® flexpen®. flexpen® is prefilled. doesn't need refrigeration for up to 42 days. no drawing from a vial. dial the exact dose. inject by pushing a button. flexpen® is insulin delivery... my way. levemir® (insulin det
robert lefkowitz of duke university and brian kobilka of stanford are being honored for discovering the inner workings of receptors that allow cells to respond to chemical messages.. such as adrenaline rush. the nobel prize committee says about half of all medications act through these receptors. their research is helping to develop better drugs to fight diseases like diabetes, cancer and depression. >>next the undercover investigation into the mistreatment of dairy cows in the midwest...
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this morning and he answered the call, told by the royal swedish academy of sciences he and robert lefkowitz won the nobel prize. >> probably more towards crying just hard to believe. yes. >> he had been studying proteins more than a decade. starting at duke university and then, at stanford. because he was curious and he and his wife had a sense it was a big deal. his wife realized it. >> he said i didn't think it was going to work but here it s everyone huh? they sat up. and that gave me an idea it was a big thing. after that ef one wanted to know about it. >> his research explained body of communication system and his discoveries involving g protein receptors could change hoi we treat disease in the future. >> i hope is that we'll be able to use these structures to develop more safer, selective drugs more economically he said he lost funding owe sources because prot jekt wasn't moving along fast enough and in a news conference, he gave stanford university a lot of credit for believing in him. >> being here, you can have ideas others might think are crazy and people will try to help you do
this morning and he answered the call, told by the royal swedish academy of sciences he and robert lefkowitz won the nobel prize. >> probably more towards crying just hard to believe. yes. >> he had been studying proteins more than a decade. starting at duke university and then, at stanford. because he was curious and he and his wife had a sense it was a big deal. his wife realized it. >> he said i didn't think it was going to work but here it s everyone huh? they sat up. and...
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he shares the surprise with robert lefkowitz. their work could help with the development of more effective drugs. >>> hundreds of people turned out to find treasures today. the vehicles were auctioned off as governor jerry brown's plan to eliminate waste. some say it doesn't cost much to fix them up and turn a profit on it. >>> a stolen car found in seattle that is connected to the killing of a mother in contra costa county. coming up, the crash with seattle police and the action investigators are taking tonight. >> first a rescue, now rehabilitation, the first meal for this sea lion. >>> complete bay area news coverage continues right now, this is ktvu channel 2complete bay area news coverage starts right now, this is ktvu channel 2 news -- complete bay area news coverage starts right now, this is ktvu channel 2 news at 6:00 p.m. >> good evening. >>> hello. i am frank somerville. >> and i am julie haener. >> ktvu viewers sent us this video of hail falling. we have been getting reports of thunder and lightning as well. ktvu's chi
he shares the surprise with robert lefkowitz. their work could help with the development of more effective drugs. >>> hundreds of people turned out to find treasures today. the vehicles were auctioned off as governor jerry brown's plan to eliminate waste. some say it doesn't cost much to fix them up and turn a profit on it. >>> a stolen car found in seattle that is connected to the killing of a mother in contra costa county. coming up, the crash with seattle police and the...
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robert lefkowitz worked at duke university. another winner is brian kobilka from stanford university. the men worked on how the body cells respond to the environment. >>> toyota announced a massive recall involving millions of its vehicles. we have the details coming up next. >>> and another warning about a safety feature on your car that could be a fake. >>> and we are heading back to the ballpark. dave ross is standing by with two special guests >>> and as we take you to the break live, we get the lateness traffic from tucker and july. [ barack obama ] i'm barack obama, and i apapprove this message. [ female announcer ] he says... president obama and i both care about poor and middle-class families. [ female announcer ] but this is what the budget plan mitt romney supports actually does. more huge tax breaks skewed to the wealthy. while cutting nearly eight hundred billion from medicaid... even though middle-class families rely on medicaid to help loved ones cover nursing-home care. and it helps parents support children with
robert lefkowitz worked at duke university. another winner is brian kobilka from stanford university. the men worked on how the body cells respond to the environment. >>> toyota announced a massive recall involving millions of its vehicles. we have the details coming up next. >>> and another warning about a safety feature on your car that could be a fake. >>> and we are heading back to the ballpark. dave ross is standing by with two special guests >>> and as...
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sharing the prize with robert lefkowitz of duke university shedding light on how billions of cells sense s. the committee said the two have -- have made groundbreaking -- >>> san francisco giants and a's came through in must-win games to survive. a's played last night smith crushes -- [ unintelligible ] balfour came in to close things out in the 9th he -- a's survive down two games to one and have to win game four tonight. >>> also win or go home for the giants. they eked out extra inning victory against reds in cincinnati last night two out in the 10 -- [ unintelligible ] giants have to win again tonight. >>> this morning south bay elementary school principal arrested for selling meth is due back in court. 42-year-old eric dean lewis is scheduled to enter a lee he's the principal of montague elementary in santa clara. police say he offered drugs to an undercover officer he met through an online dating site. at his home officers found meth, date rape drug ghb and a dozen hidden cameras, including one in a teddy bear. he faces five felonies. >>> if you are going to be in oakland know this
sharing the prize with robert lefkowitz of duke university shedding light on how billions of cells sense s. the committee said the two have -- have made groundbreaking -- >>> san francisco giants and a's came through in must-win games to survive. a's played last night smith crushes -- [ unintelligible ] balfour came in to close things out in the 9th he -- a's survive down two games to one and have to win game four tonight. >>> also win or go home for the giants. they eked out...
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. >> reporter: professor brian kobilka shared the prize with duke university professor robert lefkowitz. professor kobilka is the chairman at me neck already and physiology. he and professor lev koa its will split the $1.2 million prize. he doesn't expect the nobel prize to change what he does but what he is hoping for is this award will help him get funding for more research in the future. >>> we are look okay. even though the sun is not up. we are seeing more people there. but it's still kind of one of my words is doable. still doable here. you heard alex say that the a's play a home game tonight at 6:00. this mornings commute westbound bay bridge nothing there. we look at the south bay and 101 they are looking good. 101 on the peninsula looks good across the bay on 9:and -- on 92 and 94. let's go to steve. >>> thank you. our system is moving down the coast but not before it rotates in shower activity. especially toward santa clara valley. and also coming off the sierra nevada a line that has stretched lake county last night. had pretty good lightning and rain last night. toward morga
. >> reporter: professor brian kobilka shared the prize with duke university professor robert lefkowitz. professor kobilka is the chairman at me neck already and physiology. he and professor lev koa its will split the $1.2 million prize. he doesn't expect the nobel prize to change what he does but what he is hoping for is this award will help him get funding for more research in the future. >>> we are look okay. even though the sun is not up. we are seeing more people there. but...
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he shares the honor with duke medical center robert lefkowitz. i'm. >> reporter: the phone call comes at 2:20 this morning. dr. brian kubilka answered the call and was told that he and robert had won the nobel prize for chemistry. >> i think i had trouble saying anything to begin. probably more towards crying. it was just really hard to believe. >> he had been studying proteins for more than a decade starting at duke university and then at stanford. simply because he was curious. he and his wife had a sense that his discovery was a big deal but his wife really realized it when first announced it at a conference yes. >> said i still didn't think it was going to work but here it is and everyone in the auditorium kind of sat up. that gave me an idea it was a big thing. and after that conference and everyone was surrounding him, everyone wanted to know about it. >> reporter: his research has explained the body's communication system and his discoveries involving the body's g-protein coupled receptors could change how we treat disease in the future. >
he shares the honor with duke medical center robert lefkowitz. i'm. >> reporter: the phone call comes at 2:20 this morning. dr. brian kubilka answered the call and was told that he and robert had won the nobel prize for chemistry. >> i think i had trouble saying anything to begin. probably more towards crying. it was just really hard to believe. >> he had been studying proteins for more than a decade starting at duke university and then at stanford. simply because he was...
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professor brian kobilka shares the prize with duke university professor robert lefkowitz for their work on g protein coupled molecular. >> from neuropsychiatric disorders to metabolic disorders like diabetes cardiovascular disease. almost any disease you can think of. even cancer. >> reporter: professor kobilka said he missed the first phonecall at 2:20 this morning and thought it was the wrong number. fortunately they called back. they will split the $1.2 million prize. now stanford is holding a press conference later this morning at 10:00 a.m.. and that will be on the campus of the school of medicine. reporting live in palo alto matt keller. >>> all right we are continuing to follow that developing news on the bay bridge unfortunately it looks like a mess. let's check in with sal. >> that is right. this crash that has been reported here was reported just after or just before 6:00 here westbound bay bridge on the incline section still has at least one lane closed here and traffic is squeezing by. now if you are trying to get to the bridge, this will mean a big backup at the toll plaza.
professor brian kobilka shares the prize with duke university professor robert lefkowitz for their work on g protein coupled molecular. >> from neuropsychiatric disorders to metabolic disorders like diabetes cardiovascular disease. almost any disease you can think of. even cancer. >> reporter: professor kobilka said he missed the first phonecall at 2:20 this morning and thought it was the wrong number. fortunately they called back. they will split the $1.2 million prize. now...
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he and cowinner robert lefkowitz were honored for studies of proteins that let body cells respond to signals from the outside. kobilka spoke with kcbs radio this morning. >> well, i believe it's in part because of the proteins we study are so important in so many aspects of normal health. so most of the hormones and neurotransmitters in the body work through these proteins. >> kobilka says when he got the call this morning informing him that he won he thought it was a prank but it was not. >>> several schools in pakistan closed in protest today over the taliban attack on a 14-year- old girl. the girl is hospitalized in intensive care at a military hospital in peshawar where doctors removed a bullet from her neck. she had been writing a blog for the bbc about life in the country and is an outspoken critic of the taliban in pakistan. doctors are optimistic that she will recover. >>> 6:20. that california man behind that anti-muslim film linked to the middle east violence is back in court today. 55-year-old mark josef is accused of violating his probation for a bank fraud conviction in
he and cowinner robert lefkowitz were honored for studies of proteins that let body cells respond to signals from the outside. kobilka spoke with kcbs radio this morning. >> well, i believe it's in part because of the proteins we study are so important in so many aspects of normal health. so most of the hormones and neurotransmitters in the body work through these proteins. >> kobilka says when he got the call this morning informing him that he won he thought it was a prank but it...
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. >>> robert lefkowitz and brian kobilka won the nobel prize in chemistry. they started their research back in 1968. >>> head of a large resort company tells his 7,000 employees their jobs are at risk if president obama is reelected. westgate resort david siegel sent a message in the e-mail which does not mention mitt romney. he said if he or his company has to pay any new taxes, he will have to cut jobs and benefits at his company. >>> north carolina man says he is blessed to be alive, following this hit and run accident. it happened while sean lewis was on his way to work and while he doesn't remember being hit, he does remember what happened next. >> i remember waking up. i was bleeding. my hand was all messed up. my leg was messed up. could have helped me out some way. didn't have to leave. i know god had my back. that's all i know. god was looking out for me. >> well, somebody was. lewis, who amazingly walked away, is now temporarily out of work. no arrests have been made in the case. >>> we know her as a political wife and mom. today, ann range of moti
. >>> robert lefkowitz and brian kobilka won the nobel prize in chemistry. they started their research back in 1968. >>> head of a large resort company tells his 7,000 employees their jobs are at risk if president obama is reelected. westgate resort david siegel sent a message in the e-mail which does not mention mitt romney. he said if he or his company has to pay any new taxes, he will have to cut jobs and benefits at his company. >>> north carolina man says he is...
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this morning robert lefkowitz and brian kabilka won for discovering a family of receptors that allow cells to sense their surroundings. now for a look at what's trending today, a quick roundup of what has you talking online. tycoons and dreamers are checking out this year's neiman marcus christmas catalog including $1 million his and her watches and a $100,000 hen house inspired by the palace at versaille or maybe you prefer the $150,000 tailgate trailer that comes with a year's supply of bourbon and rye. >>> well, new pictures of sarah palin on a shopping trip reveal her startling weight loss. the former politician and mother of five tells "people" that her family is writing a book on discipline, self-discipline and where they get energy while still enjoying comfort food and jimmy fallon spoofed mister roger's neighborhood as the campaign talks about cutting pbs funding. >> hello, neighbor. you see this. called a wallet. inside of a wallet, well, that's where money goes. now, do you know what money is? i'm guessing no because you're watching public television. >> fallon also got a a
this morning robert lefkowitz and brian kabilka won for discovering a family of receptors that allow cells to sense their surroundings. now for a look at what's trending today, a quick roundup of what has you talking online. tycoons and dreamers are checking out this year's neiman marcus christmas catalog including $1 million his and her watches and a $100,000 hen house inspired by the palace at versaille or maybe you prefer the $150,000 tailgate trailer that comes with a year's supply of...